JSP is the same as Servlet. Put your pdf content in the session scope, you can
get it on your jsp page through session.getAttribute("pdfContent");
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Subject: Using bean:write to display/stream PDF content -- please help.
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I know the best way to do it is to have a servlet. But I need to do it in
a JSP because of certain limitations of my application. Please help.
Thanks.
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